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Botanical Fancy


Vorwerk Personal Treasure Modena


Floral floors are back in a big way and there’s not a hint of the old man’s pub about them. Forget old-fashioned these carpets have serious style-appeal and would look blooming marvellous in any room in the house – there’s no need to keep them rooted in the bedroom.


For a truly beautiful botanical broadloom go for the striking Private Treasure from Vorwerk or Brintons’ Timorous Beasties collaboration, both of which will add a designer touch to any interior.


Alternatively, for big bold blooms look towards Ulster’s Bloomsbury Summer Breeze or Vorwerk’s Universal Shine. These designs create a more classic focal point, with the added benefit of being family-friendly and ideal for busy households.


Ulster Boho Collection


Bloomsbury Summer Breeze


On-Trend Tartan


Tartan never goes out of fashion and has always remained popular amongst designers and vintage enthusiasts. But this season’s plaid is anything but staid and has had a makeover to become one of the most sought-after styles.


Whilst still available in the classic heritage colours of deep reds, blues and greens, this year has seen the introduction of pretty pastels, and pale greys for a softer and more contemporary look.


Wall-to-wall tartan looks just as at home in a contemporary urban space as in a grand traditional residence.


Brintons Timorous Beasties


Yellow Ruskin Butterfly adds a deigner touch.


Ulster Ulster Braeburn Myrtle


Tartan is timelessly elegant and looks great in any room.


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